Welcome to Day 1 of the Hexie Quilts Blog Hop!
Leave a Comment below to win a signed copy of this book. Drawing is June 10th.
I'm so glad I agreed to review Quick and Easy Hexie Quilts by Dr. Peggy Rhodes and Julia C. Wood because otherwise I might have missed this! Instead I'll be making little hexies this summer, especially when I'm traveling.
Peggy and Julia's method for making little hexies is so simple! No paper, plastic or basting! I appreciate how the authors show you exactly how to make them on pages 9, 10, and 11. They're fun to make and they look so pretty.
Julia even sent me some pre-cut circles and a threaded needle so there was nothing standing in the way of hexie-making! This pretty little duo took only a few minutes to make. Nice points and body too.
(My next ones won't have that tiny dot in the middle. I got carried away making the knot on the back.)
These hexies are 1 5/8" across (flat side to flat side), each made from a 2 1/2" circle. These little pretties truly are quick and easy. I heartily recommend Quick and Easy Hexie Quilts published by AQS.
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Here are the authors with Alex Anderson at Quilt Market in Portland, Oregon. Left to right: Peggy, Alex, and Julia. Alex invited Peggy and Julia to be on The Quilt Show soon. Cool!
Be sure to visit Julia Wood's Hexie Blog by June 10. You might win an Accuquilt Go Baby fabric cutter!
Hop over to these blogs this week for more chances to win this fabulous book:
June 4: Susan Cleveland at BlackberryCreek
June 5: Melinda Fulkerson at Melinda’s Blog
June 6: Victoria Findlay Wolfe at Bumblebeans Inc
June 7: Sew Cal Gal
June 8: Kelly Jackson at I Have A Notion
June 9: Pat Sloan
June 10: Julia Wood, author of "Quick & Easy Hexie Quilts"
A new method for making hexies! And new patterns to make with hexies too. I'd love to win the book.
ReplyDeleteI love making hexagonquilts. So exiting to see there is a new book about.
ReplyDeleteBritta
A hexie quilt is on my to do list. I'd love to win that new book. Your hexies are so cute.
ReplyDeletewow, I have never seen this method before! I am a great fan of hexies and Epp in general, but no paper, just great!. Thanks for the chance to win this fantastic book!.
ReplyDeleteNot sure if I can enter from the UK but here I am anyway!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win! I would do more hexies if they were "easy"
ReplyDeleteI love hexies. It´s so easy to cary with you and you can sew anywhere you are! New inspiration is always great :)
ReplyDeleteGun, Sweden
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This a new way to make hexies. I would love to try.
ReplyDeleteI love hexies too! This looks like a great way to do them! Look forward to see more!
ReplyDeleteA great new way to make hexis ? Wow -must look for this book
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great book. Love Hexie quilts.
ReplyDeleteI love hexie sewing!
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That looks so quick - how clever!!
ReplyDeleteI love learning new things and look forward to this book!! Everyone loves hexies!
ReplyDeleteI love making hexagons the conventional way i.e. the English paper-piecing way, but this book looks really interesting. I do like finding other ways of doing things, so keeping my fingers and toes crossed!
ReplyDeleteThe book looks great!
ReplyDeleteI love hexes!
I love making Hexies from circles so easy. Would love to win the book.
ReplyDeleteI have seen this book and really would like to own one. I love the dogie quilt in the book.
ReplyDeleteMichele
Sign me up! I have hexies on the brain! I would love to learn a new technique.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win a cop of this book!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking book, I am so excited to have a chance to win it. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI have not wanted to make hexies BEFORE seeing this method. I love the idea of no papers of templates. Thanks for reviewing this book!
ReplyDeleteI hope I can enter from the UK?
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of no papers or templates and really neat little hexagons.
I love hexies quilts and any easy way to do them would be welcome and is nice there a book about hexies.Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI've made those folded hexagons as flower embellishments on a quilted piece before. Never thought about flipping them over as a hexagon. Seems a bit bulky though? Might give a few a try and see.
ReplyDeleteA hexie quilt is on my quilting "bucket list". Winning this book would be a kick start for me to make one.
ReplyDeleteI've never tried this, but I'd like to!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to learn the technique.
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine making them without paper!
ReplyDeleteWow, those hexies look fantastic - and without paper? I've got a hexie project going right now and would love to learn this technique!
ReplyDeleteYour Hexis look so great...........need to win that book lol
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this book to give me the nudge I need to finally attempt them..thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteThose hexies look like a lot of fun to make.
ReplyDeleteOhhh Love the Seven of Diamonds Quilt!
ReplyDeleteI have been bitten by the hexie bug. I welcome a new method. Thanks for the giveaway. Hope I am lucky enough to be the winner.
ReplyDeleteHaven't tried hexies yet. I must get my nerve up soon!
ReplyDeleteI have a big tote filled with hexies that I take with me and work on when I go places. I just have decided exactly how I want to put them together yet
ReplyDeleteI love hexagons! Thanks for an opportunity for a great give away!
ReplyDeleteI am so intrigued by this method. Can't wait to get the book.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a really interesting way to make hexies. I think this would be great for smaller hexies.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Looks like a fun way to make hexies. I've always found them to be a bit of a pain with all the paper, etc. so this looks interesting. I would love to win a copy of the book to try it out. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletebonnielarson58@gmail.com
Fabulous- a new way to make hexies! jhust what I need!
ReplyDeleteI've been meaning to give hexies a try, and winning the book would push me into it. thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love Hexies!!! Looking forward to learning a new way!!! These lady are very gifted to come up with a new technique for an old pattern!!! Don't you love it!!!???
ReplyDeleteBecky J
Thank you for the chance to win this book. Been wanting to get into making hexies for awhile now.
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I'm always ready for anything hexi. Mind you I do like making mine as EPP but I'm willing to give a new method a go.
ReplyDeleteI have the hexie bug sooo bad. I saw this book advertised in a recent quilting magazine and thought it looked interested. Thank you so much for the chance to win it!
ReplyDeleteThis looks very intriguing! I would love to win the book and learn about this new method of making hexes! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI love making hexies and a new way to make them, sounds like fun.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
I'd love to have this book! I'm so curious to the new way to make hexies!
ReplyDeleteI am a new (very addicted) hexie maker and I would love to have this book.
ReplyDeleteInteresting technique. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteThis book looks just like what I need to try hexies. I've stayed away because they look so difficult. I need hexies with training wheels.
ReplyDeletesounds like a fun book that I'd like to have.
ReplyDeletethanks!
I've never done hexies with circles. It sounds like a great idea!
ReplyDeleteI'm intrigued! No templates? I'd love to see it.
ReplyDeleteI love hexies! I have 2 quilts started right now with them. one is 1/2" hexies, and the other is 1-1/2 " hexies. Thanks for the chance to win~
ReplyDeleteOh wow! I love hexies of all sorts. A new method for making hexies along with the patterns.! What more could anyone ask for? Thanks for the opportunity to win the book.
ReplyDeleteLooks like this is a book worth owning. Thanks for the chance to win a copy.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a great book and prizes! You gals make me think I need to get into hexie-ing. :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun new technique. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting! I love hexie patterns and would really like to read this new book. :)
ReplyDeleteLinda
A new way to make hexie's? and no paper?. Wow, looks like a great book. Thanks for th echance to win.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great book. Thanks for the chance to win a copy.
ReplyDeleteA new method? Tell me more!
ReplyDeleteI love hexies and can't wait to learn more :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks!
I'd love to jump on the hexie bandwagon, and winning this book would be a great start!
ReplyDeleteHope I can win this wonderful book. This technique is AWESOME. Believe me, I have seen it demonstrated by the wonderful authors BEORE it became a book.
ReplyDeleteglenda gw2915@att.com
Hope I can win this wonderful book. This technique is AWESOME. Believe me, I have seen it demonstrated by the wonderful authors BEORE it became a book.
ReplyDeleteglenda gw2915@att.com
This looks like a fun book, a great start for a summer go to project.
ReplyDeleteI am curious now (about the book)!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this book, I like hexies!
ReplyDelete(smjohns63 at yahoo dot com)
Wow what a great book that looks like. I love to make hexies..You go tmy attetnion when you said it shows you how to make hexis with out papers. Now that would definitely be great.
ReplyDeleteI think this looks awesome and I would love to try their technique. I have used the plastic templates, but am intriqued by the process of making them without a template.
ReplyDeleteWhat an Awesome book!!! I am just learning to do Hexie"s...know I will loooove this book!! :)
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your review of my good friends' book - would love to win a copy!
ReplyDeleteBeth C. In AL
I've made a few hexies, and would love to win this book! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI love making hexes-But without papers? I 've got to try this. Thanks for the chance to win the book.
ReplyDeleteI've just starting making hexies using paper. I would love to learn a new technique to make them another way! Thanks for the chance to win a copy of Quick and Easy Hexie Quilts!
ReplyDeleteOh! I so want to give Hexies a try. this looks like a great technique!
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting to try hexies, this book would be great for inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI'm currently doing EPP hexies. Never heard of this method. This book would be most welcome in my sewing room!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun this book would be! My first ever wall quilt was a small one of hexagons; sadly it's badly faded. I'd like to do a new one especially with a new method. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteWhat an intriguing idea. I'd love to win this book. I really love Hexagon quilts and want to make one down the road so this might be enough to make that sooner than later.
ReplyDeleteI'm always looking for more hexie ideas and would be thrilled to win the book - thanks for a chance!
ReplyDeleteHI! THIS LOOKS LIKE A NEAT BOOK!
ReplyDeleteLOVE HEXIES! THANKS FOR SHARING!
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Great concept for making hexies!
ReplyDeleteI keep seeing hexie quilts but have been a little intimated to try. This book looks great.
ReplyDeleteI am very intrigued to learn news ways to do hexies!
ReplyDeleteMake hexies without paper? Sounds very interesting.
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting a hexie kit for a portable project. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting a hexie kit for a portable project. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI"ve been following Julia for a while and have been anxiously awaiting her new book. Would love to win a copy!
ReplyDeleteI've seen hexies but they seem too challenging. Maybe this method would be the one for me to get back to quilting and using up all my scraps. Linda
ReplyDeleteI am so addicted to hexagons - I would love to have even more ideas on how to piece and utilize them.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this opportunity.
Love this technique. These 2 ladies are great quilters!!
ReplyDeleteJust started my very first hexagon quilt using the EPP method. Am loving it! Would like to try this new method also!
ReplyDeleteI have done EPP hexagons---they are a great take along project
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ReplyDeleteA great way to make hexies!! Great for a take along project too! Would love to win the book! Thanks
ReplyDeleteI'm intrigued by the way the hexies are made.
ReplyDeleteBarb@Witsend
How clever to send you the "ingredients" for a couple of hexies.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to learn the quick and easy way!
ReplyDeleteLove hexies! Something that can be done anywhere and even if you just have a moment of creative time.
ReplyDeleteI never liked hexies until I bought some at a quilt show. Two boxes of hexies already prepared with the papers on the backs. Done by an elderly woman that had hundreds of them done and part of the quilt put together. Now I love them and would love to do them without paper.
ReplyDeleteI have never worked with hexies, but the method shown here and the projects may change me into a hexie fan. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteThat does look like an easier method. I've avoided hexies up till now, because they seemed too fiddly. I might just try this!
ReplyDeleteThis looks fun. Can't wait to try
ReplyDeleteit. Always looking for something to do while traveling for work.
Interesting method to make a hexagon; looks like some nice quilt hexi patterns.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting way to make hexies. Have been making them with paper so far. This book sounds full of good information. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win a book of hexie patterns! Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteThe reason I have never tried paper piecing is because I did not want to go the extra step of pulling the paper out! I would love to try this method!
ReplyDeletemissysaprons@gmail.com
Sounds intriguing!
ReplyDeleteI am eager to see inside this new book.
ReplyDeleteI am eager to see inside this book.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a neat book!
ReplyDeletethese look really interesting, the back is not like any hexie i've made, no paper, i'm in. lol
ReplyDeleteadoro gli esagoni e spesso li trovo ostici!!!!
ReplyDeletema con questo libro spero di risolverli!!! mi auguro buona fortuna!!!
A new way of making hexies sounds very interesting. I will have to add this book to my list.
ReplyDeleteI love Hexis and this looks like a very interesting Technique. Book looks so interesting
ReplyDeletefold and sew hexies! love the idea ... would love to win this book for that technique! thanc for the chance to win it.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE anything that makes sewing easier and faster with a great results.
ReplyDeleteLove hexies! Would love to win!
ReplyDeleteI like hexies but they take so long! I would love to learn a new way!
ReplyDeletehulseybg at gmail dot com
Interesting technique, I'd love to give it a try, thanks for a chance.
ReplyDeleteHex's are so much fun. This is new to me. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love hexies! Would love to win the book.
ReplyDeleteRobin in Iowa
I'm always up for learning something new and this is really intriguing! I'd love to win.
ReplyDeleteWow, these do look fast and easy.
ReplyDeleteebbtide45 at yahoo dot com
Looks like a great book-always looking for new ways to create. Thanks
ReplyDeleteCan't wit to try this!
ReplyDeleteLove those hexies and the book, a great idea!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun way to make hexies!!
ReplyDeleteI've never made hexies before, but this looks like an easy way.
ReplyDeleteI just discovered hexie stars, and I want to learn more! Thank you for the chance to.
ReplyDeleteaka kingcooper0001@aol.com
Hey Yea What a fun new way to make hexies! Would love to win.
ReplyDeleteHope to win a copy of the book - I've never seen hexies made this way before -
ReplyDeleteThis looks like fun!! I would love to win this book.
ReplyDeleteAnother way to make hexies! Ihave been holding off trying them because I didn't want to figure out how to get all of that paper or templates out. Looks like a fun book.
ReplyDeleteLove Hexies!!!!
ReplyDeleteNever saw that method before. I do it English Paper piecing style:)
I can't wait to see how this is done with no templates.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win both the book and the Go!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun way to make hexies!! It will be great to try it!
ReplyDeleteso glad I joined the blog hop, I might have overlooked this book at the store. It looks very interesting.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like such fun. My friends are all Hexie fanatics. Maybe I should join the club??
ReplyDeleteIt sounds too good to be true...no template! Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to make hexies, this looks like the way to go. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea. Thanks for highlighting this book!
ReplyDeleteHexies are a great traveling project. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so clever. And, I love being able to take them anywhere.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting to try hexagons.
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting to try hexies and now there is a new way to make them.
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ReplyDeleteSuper little hexes!
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome. Have been wanting to try hexies, but they look a bit intimidating. This looks like a great way to start.
ReplyDeleteThis looks interesting, I'm anxious to see the book!
ReplyDeleteI haven't learned how to work with hexies, yet, but think that this year is the year! And it would be so exciting to win the BOOK to help me get started on the right foot!!! I am so excited! Thank you for the chance to win!
ReplyDeletewould love to learn from that book , thanks for the chance
ReplyDeleteI love making hexies! This looks like a great new way to make them. I will have to get this book.
ReplyDeleteThis book looks so fabulous! I have found hexies addictive while watching tv -- but what to do with them when they are done?
ReplyDeleteHexies are my 'to go' project, and I look forward to learning a new and easier way to make them.
ReplyDeleteThe book looks great and I'm always up for a new way to do something. Hexies are so addictive and I love them for my handwork time. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeletelooks interesting. a new way, an easier way, a quick way!?! i'd love to win! thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI have made 2 king sized hexi quilts...would love a new way
ReplyDeleteI've made a hexie pillow.......ready for bigger projects
ReplyDeleteI love hexies and this sounds like such a neat and different approach, I would love to learn.
ReplyDeleteI have only made hexies with papers, I am intrigued by the idea of no papers. Thank you for the chance of winning a copy of the book.
ReplyDeleteI love making hexies....but I have never made them with circles....excited to see how this would work....Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a hexie and forty years later, i still enjoy them babscorbitt@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI just now saw the hexie blog hop on Pat Sloan's Facebook page. I would love to know how to make easy hexies!
ReplyDeleteThis book will give me new ideas for my pile of hexies. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeletermk815@gmail.com
Oh I would LOVE to win this book!!! All my friends are making hexies but I don't want all that prep work, so I've been holding back. This might be a great way to get me in the hexie flow :*) Thanks for participating in this great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteA very interesting way to do Hexies! Luann
ReplyDeleteIntriguing! A simple way to make hexies would be a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of an easier way to do hexies.
ReplyDeleteWould love to win a book.
This book looks great, I am caught in the Hexie wave.
ReplyDeleteI love the look of hexies and an easier way to make them is right up my alley! Thanks for the opportunity to win.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of making these hexes!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like something I could do! I had never thought I would make a hexagon quilt because it seemed so difficult. I want to give this a try. It's sure something I could do while listening to the speaker at the quilt guild meeting!
ReplyDeleteI love English Paper Piecing and I love hexies. I would love to win this book to add to my collection.
ReplyDeleteHope it is all right to post from scotland! this book looks wonderful - love the cover!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing - the book looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThis entry is for Barbara Ann.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful book. I would love to try my hand at hexies too. Thank you for a wonderful giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI glad to see something other than flowers being made with hexies. I've done that and would like to try something else. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI glad to see something other than flowers being made with hexies. I've done that and would like to try something else. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun. Thanks for the giveaway
ReplyDeleteI'm so curious now about no paper, not plastic and no basting. Wow!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this book and learn a new skill. Thanks for the giveaway! vickise at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteLove the new method! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteNeed to make a hexie something!
ReplyDeleteI'm a beginner hexier and can't wait to try out a bunch of different methods!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the pics of the back side of the hexies! What fun!
ReplyDeleteI'd love a copy of this book! I'm intrigued by the new way of making hexies!
ReplyDeleteThe hexies from this book look amazing. I also love the quilt that you made Seven of Diamonds, it's beautiful. Love to win, I love new products and patterns... Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeletencjeepster@aol.com
Really enjoyed working with hexies a couple of years ago when they were so big in blogland. A new technique is intriguing. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteVery cool hexies!! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteThat's a different way to make the hexagon. I just might try that!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win a copy of this book as the method looks easy! I am making a hexie quilt now.
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